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While running through some of the Multus CRD stuff, I realized I had made some mistakes due to a wonky naming scheme for the bridges.
bridge_name: br0
bridge_network_name: "br0"
bridge_name: refers to the name of the bridge in the VM spin up script
bridge_network_name: refers to the name of the bridge as created on the virt host.
I think that having two different variables here is actually good -- because sometimes you want to create the bridge on the virthost, and optionally use it -- or not. E.g. sometimes you'd create br0 (via bridge_network_name) on the virthost, and then you'd actually specify virbr0 (via bridge_name) to have NAT'd VMs on the virthost, sometimes at least.
In the end, these should maybe get named, or, note here for if/when the virthost plays get broken out otherwise.
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While running through some of the Multus CRD stuff, I realized I had made some mistakes due to a wonky naming scheme for the bridges.
bridge_name
: refers to the name of the bridge in the VM spin up scriptbridge_network_name
: refers to the name of the bridge as created on the virt host.I think that having two different variables here is actually good -- because sometimes you want to create the bridge on the virthost, and optionally use it -- or not. E.g. sometimes you'd create
br0
(viabridge_network_name
) on the virthost, and then you'd actually specifyvirbr0
(viabridge_name
) to have NAT'd VMs on the virthost, sometimes at least.In the end, these should maybe get named, or, note here for if/when the virthost plays get broken out otherwise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: